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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

The Ncw Orleau> P,cGVine think. that
tie surplus should be reduced aud the
,srif revised, but antagoD'zss the calling
Of an extra session Of Congte., b"tlu.e
there ere differences in the Democrat pr
~ touching the tariff. II says:
ave sball not undertake to suggest the
details OF the compromise We advocate.
That work must be done by the leaders OF
the party, aud we insist that it will be
worse than useless to call an extra session
before Il has been done. WHAT we want
now is not debate, but consultation. We
know wherein we ditler; it remains TO a..
certain how we can be united. The time
that will elsp,e before the date OF the next
regular session should be Utilized by a
conference Of The Democratic leaders,
With due Difference to the P'cdptns, we
think II hi advanced one Of the best OF ar
gumeDt, why there should be "A extra ses-
sion OF Congress. Aside from other mat
ters OF importance that might be considered
i'm extra s,iOn, additional time would be
had for tint consultation and dehbera'
ton upon the tariff. whicn oar con.
Temporary, like ourselves, regards A. so
desirable sud nec ssaTy. What better
chance could there be ior reaching a
con promise than that which would be
afforded by tie assembling OF the men who
represent our differences-and represent'
ing them are the only men who can recon-
ellie them-wilh ample time at their Sispo'
sal to weigh the tariff question fully and
di.cu.s It with reference to all interests in
NOiytC:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
Whv Implacablc 2

I, las been said that It is the man who
does another a wrong who never forgive'
or loreels. The wrongcd man often heoit-
NY iorgiycs.
We cannot but he reminded Of this say
ing when We see the malignant indigni-
ton witch has been manifested in the
northern Ststcs on account Of the order re-
Gently Issued Since countermlnded) Tor
the return TO the several states OF the battle
Gags which had been captured in battle du'
ling the war between the states, and when
we're rot'iug unused in the War-DepTt-
mcnt building IN Washington. surely thcre
must be much doubt in the mind, OF We
mahenauts IS 10 the justice Of the cause OF
the North. How else can we account Tor
such violent outbreaks OF temper: We
throw out this hint for the benefit OF whom
It may concern.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
The Commission.

The plp,r when the Interstate Com
n, rec Commission recently sent out 10 the
public, aud which we printed Yesterday,
,uini.hes abundant evidence that the CON-
ni,.i1p T. "a body OF men competent to the
j. r;orG,s, &c oi the duties OF the Important
otfce the, hold. We suppose that the paper
x,. rrepaied by Judge COOLEY, the presi-
cent Of the commlssi ion, who has long enio y-
I'd abighreputatio as aIurist. ltwOuld bC
d,tlieuIi for the most captiOus man 10 dis.
cover ilaW in the argument bv which The
commission seeks TO justly, and does JUST.
f.. the conclusions which il has reached
4 ne commission holds the scale In equal
,oise A. be wten the public and the rail.
rosds and other commou-carriers. Weread
maby OF the able speeches made in the
Uniu q States Senate whilst the interstate
commerce bin was under consideration Ia
that body. and from the information thus
obtsiped as 10 the intentions OF the law.
makers, we are obliged TO give to the COM
mission the credit OF having endeayored TO
carry out those intentions in good faith.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
Safe Theatres.

The Philadelphia Ieeqr0ph says that the
problem OF building safe theatres has been
solved IN Brussels. The newly-fnished
Flemish theatre there is perfect model OF
what theatre should be. We quote:
alt Is surrounded by Spacious iron gal.
leries, one nj every story. These & illeries can
bold more people than the theatre itself,
and they have numerous connecting iron
stairwsys In direct communication With
the streets. II Ii clear that every theatre
should stand apart from surrounding
buildings, or al leOsl should be upon
corner lot. The Paris Opera Comique has
sdmiIable facilities OF this KIND. and
II Il bad been provided with the exterior
galleries here described, every person 10 IL
ON the night OF the fire would have csc lped.
But all such ialk as this must be idle With
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
SATURDAY JUNE Is, 1891
4 Nicn Point.

A sensation report is Row going the
rounds Of the papers 10 The effect that Mr..
BLAINE went to Europe 10 avoid the trou'
be, not 20 lay scandal, which i soon to be
prevalent IN Maine because Governor Bon
Will. recently yicldoo 90 BLAINE'S request
that hc should veto n certain bin whica he
had previously signed. There seems to De
noGoubt hatcver that the medical rc2isira.
ton bill Yves first signed by the Governor,
and afterwards vetoed by him.
The Medical Association OF Maine has
taken up the matter |, recently passed
resolution requesting Governor BODwELL
L. ak, as be ha> under the law right to
ask. The highest court in the state TO de-
eide whether the bill became Law a. soon
as lie signed 1t. or whether. wmchiS hut the
same question in another form, he had
right so long As the bill remained IN his
possession. to change his mind, and either
TO veto il or not!
The legal question involved Is compiler
ted 10y the factor, at least, what l. charged
to he the fact, that the Governor mutllated
the records OF the Executive Department
OF the State government. when he found it
necessary TO do so. in order to make it APP
pear tha, the bin had been vetoed according
TO the method provided in the state Con.
siiiulon.
The doctors seem to be in full cry after
the criminal who has thus sct ut naugh, all
precedtnis. snd attempted 70 conceal his
crime by destroying the proof, Of it con.
tanned in the papers on file in the Cover
noT's Office. The Medical Association is
reported 10 have employed able counsel to
prosecute suit through the courts to
final decision.
TO u there seems TO to be only one ques.
ton to be decided namely, did the bill
become law a. soon a Governor BODwELL
signed il: II it did, he had no right to
touch il afterwards for it requires an act
Of the Legislature to repeal any law. II it
did. Governor BouwEIL'S subsequent act Of
attempted suppression OF the fact had no
validity what,ver. lie could Just Is easily
repeal by bis own act any law on the statute
book OF Maine. The repeating of Z law is
beyond any Governor : power.
The oGerce q Governor BOWEL i the
same a. would have been the offence OF the
clerk Of the House Of DELEGATES il be had
d, s,roy ed the proofs in HI possession that
the bill bid been ua'scd 10y that branch OF
;he General ss,mbly.
Mr.. BLAINE i not a lawyer, and has
Ieyer CLAIMED to be. Possibly, therefore,
he innocenily ADVISED Governor BoDwEIL
10 DO IN IN awiul ac,. But Sc DO not regard
il a.sd,ltd hey Ond dispute That Mr. BLAINE
id give the uuI0rtunAte advice referred
t., ara we do uoi credit the report tint
MIR. BLAINE Nebi 10 Europe in order 10 al.
low tie affair to blow over. and TIM. re-
lieye him from The Odlum that might other
VIE attach to hun on account Of hl> con-
melton with it.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

The New Orleans Times Democrat says
The southern press can and ought to show
where the proper credit for the industrial
advance Of this section belongS-to the in.
dustry, courage, and perseverance OF its
people" The southern press should do
this not only III Justice TO the South but IN
Justice 10 the northern capitalists who pro-
pose to invest here. If these latter come here
expcctug 10 build up enterprises without
securing the cooperation OF southern brain,
energy, ana experience, they will most
likely be sadly mistaken.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
THE CONVENTION.
wHAT CUR STATE CO srgMPoRARIEs
SAY ABOUT IT.
News from Various Quarters 49, Wise
Nove- Select the Best Men
Roanoke.
lDauyIile Register.


In their wisdom the members OF thH
Democratic Executive Committee have
called conv,n,ion 10 be held in Roanoke
on August ith. The Sla,e Central Com
miliec fixed the basis OF representation At
OF delegate and one alternate for each 300
Democratic votes and fractions thereof
equal to 100 polled at the last gu0ernalorlal
a. ctiOu.
Now that the convention has been called
We shall try TO forget that we opposed IL
ard shalt certainly do what little we can to
make II serve the great purpose for which
II is caled-tbc success OF the Democratic
laiiv ~ The approaching election. We are
cosirous Of seeing q convention OF the peo-
Nc, aud we hope in selecting delegates
care VIII lt had TO choose honest, conserya-
live, ard busiucSs.l like men, who have only
ihc good Of the party and Of the state at
heart, Let's leave the professional politi.
clans at home this time and give the people
a chance. Fortunately we have no profess
slonal politicians IN Danvllle, and we have
no fear that our delegation will be all right,
but we suggest to superintendent Rison
and the committee that it would be well,
~ the State Committee recommends, 20
make our organization complete some time
before the convention meets, 80 that We
may De ready for work. Wemlkc The sane
suggestion 10 The leaders OF the party In the
county. The party in Pilt'ylyinii needs 4
thorough r6OrraniZalion before the next
election, and the work ought 10 begin in
good time. Let all good DemosFIts 90 TO
work and see TO il that the convention Is 4
success.
As to The place We have no objection to
Roanoke. Indeed, while We have NJ i'll
feeling towards Richmond, we dislike tn
IDEA Of holding all State meetings in that
city. Roanoke J. a growing Young city
and has good hotels. 1t IS situated 10
the mountains, and there 1rc hume.
roU, summer resorts near by. We
fen quite sure that Roanoke VIII
give the convention hlnd-Dmc en-.
trtoiruCDi. and it is well for people from
III partS OF the state to Wit this Young city
aud see how il has crown up in few years.
The place j. al TIlht. Lea Us see To- It that
the convention i equally ~ live aud enter
priaiug as the thrifty yOurg city In which II
VIII meet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
TPON THE MOUNTAINS BROW.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND,
TWIN RESORTS OF THE ALLEGHANIEs,
300 FEET ABOVE THE SEA.
DEER PARK AND OAKLAND,
SEASON OPENS JUNE q, isS7.

DEER PARK and OAKLAND. but six miie'
distant from each other. are connected by
superb carriage-road. Both are located Directly
upon the main line Of tho Baltimore ana ONO
railroad, and all trains stop at both points.
Under the capable management OF MT
GEORGE D. DESHTELDs these famous resorts
will maintain tho high standard Of previous
seasons.
Among tho improvements that Will be noted
nv former guests are the introduction OF cleo
tic lights into house and grounds; large swim
ming baths added "a the bathing estaDl'sn,
rneuts for ladies and gentlemen; increAseu
and improved water supply drawn from inc
celebrated Boiling Springs. $1,000,
RATES: 800, s75, and 800 per month, ac5ord-
ing 10 location. Diagrams OF rooms ana hoOis
will be furnished upon application.
All communications should be allresseu 10
GPoRGE D. DESHIgLDs, Queen City Hotel, Cum
eilher Deer Park or Oakland. Garrett county,
Nd. my ~ 'v4eY'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
Now Ranks.

EaqrSb Hsp of L''terS. Edited by JoHN
NorLEY Cn1urtr, hv ADoLrurS VII
IIAv WARD New York: HARPER ~
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cert.
For sale Ivy WE~T, JOHNSTON & Co.
1 Lost Rsja'qt'op \ Novel New York :
HALTER 4 RgoTUEG>. 1887. Pnce IN
Paper - cents.
For SHE by WEST. JoUNSroN d Co.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

out the help OF law. Builders must be
made to do such thlngs-,hey Will mol do
them OF choice when the easter aud more
pcoh'ablc way lies closer al hand"
Are there any unsafe buildings In Rich
mona wherein hundreds OF our people are
in the habit OF assembling on occasiont
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

The DispQtch, deciding in our favor. on
abled II, 20 win another bet, and saturday
evening six Of the Gi-putinS grdmmirianS
cnjoyed the treat. The RepSter, too, we
are glad to STE, COMES to our relief. The
discussion has done good, ne are sure, by
causing many ,chool-bJy and Scbool'girl
10 study the question. The fact is, we
know OF grown gentIemin wh) bought 4
new grammar ca The occasion. D1nrIHe
IimfS.
We congratulate our Dlnvi.lc contempt
Iary on his good luck.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

Mans inhumAnity 10 woman makos countlos
thousands mourn, would be an appllcaDi9 ~
dering OF Pope's limo, i'm view of the indignl.
ties she has suffered and pains Undergone ~
the hands Of unskilful physicians and quas,h,s ;.
Naturally modest she suffers on until forceu ~
consult a physician regarding some ienia,o
dipculty which she well knows IL sapplhs u,
strength All this embarrassment can Da
avoided and cure effected by purchasing W
Pierce's "Favorite Prescription OF your utus :.
gist, and taking az directed. Price roducol 10
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
SUMMER RESORTS.
mir c1rI SWEET CHALYBEATE
SPRINGS,
ALLEGHANY COUNTY, VA.

,or Inc reception or visitors. II Is delighuuiy
siiuated I'm tho AlleRhanles on the limo OF tno
Chssnpeako and Ohio railroad, nine miles IRON
kiIeebAny station, from which point u ms
reached by comfortable line ot stages. no
,ar 4. celebrated for its curative properties
A., . wide range OF diseases. Acconmodah ms
frst-class In every respect For tur.her lnior-
III address JOHN KELLY,
in sH 20 Proprietor
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
prTIFUL SIGHT.

What sadder sigh, can bo imagined than t ~"
Of n noble man, whom tho world can VII ah .na
10 spare. stricken down In the primo OF asr
ful life by consumption, Thousands are yeoiy
filling c0nsumptives' graves who mlgns W
saved by the timely use OF DIR. Piorces = tollen
Medical Discovery" which II positive cu w.
for consumption In its early stages ~ " M M
beat Alternative and pectoral In the Wori'' AZ
druggists.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

b. GRACE-STREET PRESBY-
TERIAN CHURCH-Drs. READ and DREW, Pas
torA-Sciyi:es at II o'clock A. VI. and at 5
O'Clock p. NJ; preaching by Dr. DREW. Ser
vices AZ the Mission, No. ,35 north Fifth street
every FRIDAY EVENING at : o'clock. \ corlial
Welcome " all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

Reports Il dynamite plots to the contrary
Notwithstanding. it j. probable that the
Queen will lave to contend with no
ercat,r danger during jubilee week than
lor g-rngc shot from the chin of O'DoN'
.,..N. Ro.-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

We bad call yesterday from Judge
GIDEON u. CAMDEN. Of West Virginia. in
old times enc OF Nifginia's true sons. lie
was a TAYLOR ele"tor in 1913. United
State, senator CAMDEN is his nephew.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

"The businessmen Of Boston are never
so happy a. wien they are making money
to be subsequently lost IN western specu'a'
TORS" TIE moral Of which is-inyeSt your
,upufous cash at the South.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
N,Rrlen Lands.

[By Anglo-Americsn cable to the Dispatch.l
QUEENSTOWN, June l7.-Mr. William
OBrien, editor Of United ireland, arrived
here this morning on the Adratic. Scores
Of Populations awaited his arrival. lie re-
ceIyed perfect ovation when he reached
the pier aud wss escorted TO the Queens
Hotel. In response TO calls for speech he
addressed the crowd from the hotel balcony
and briefly thanked them for their hearty
welcome.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

BELLE OF BOURBON Ten.Year-Oid Whis-
key. $l.25 per quart bottle at druggists,
grocers. wine merchants. As 1t Is abso.
lutely pure the offensive smell and taste OF
common Wbiskey Is absent.
pNExcELLED FOR DYSPEPTIcs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

"JoHN SHERMEN has maintained di>.
erect silence since he made his bloody
shirt speech at Springfield" The general
impression is that JOHN'S speech was over
loaded. and that it kicked him into silence.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

"M,>sacbuset;, po,itivelyrefu>e' to give
prohibition any show at an The fact j.
Massachusetts always did want 10 do all
the prohibiting herself.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

Dsy" FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
CCorER, d. D., pastor, will prea,h in tho morn
ing al II O'Clock. No service in the evening on
account Of the baccallureate sermon at Rich
fnoad College by Dr.. usGooD. Bihlc school at
9.il \. VI. All are most cordially welcomed.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
Portsmouth Ncws.l
4 WISE DECISION.

We believe that the Democratic Central
Executive Committee ha, done a wise thing
~ Calling q CONVEX ton, hut We are sorry
that II Will no, meet 1t Richmond instead
Of Roanoke, the pla &C selected Nv tue con.
mittec, 4, Richmond is practically 80 much
more central Il location.
The leaders OF the Democratic party are
in much doubt as to what course TO pursue
IN the next campaign, because there j. so
much division OF opinion and sentiment
upon various public questions, particularly
in the matter OF the state debt. \ cOnven-
ton will consist OF delegates directly ron
the people who can give the assembled re-
presentalVes good IDEAS 10 what The PEG.
pie desire and rs 10 what ii is practicable to
attempt to accomplish when the Legislature
does assemble. and then the men who seek
the votes OF the people OF the state at the
approaching legislative election Will ..nOW
What TO promise the electors.
We do not believe in nO.pOlicv purity,
and that party which is not willing to flce
,bc issues OF the hour and miniullv do
battle for the right is not worthy Of the
support OF free people. The no-p)licy
plas may succeed for awhile, but tlis sort
Of tactics cannot long prevail.
II was MahOne'S plan 10 work in the
dsrk and not TO come ont in the dwight
and permit the people to know what was
his policy. Thi, brought lin a brief sell
son OF success. but it did not bring t. him
or his party any lasting good. On tnec1l-
'rtry the people soon lost confidence in
such a leader and such party policy.
Malone has learned nothing ny dcf,ai. in
deed he could not wage warfare in the open
field he trusts 10 strategy, tricks. ana chi.
canery, and 20 very naturally h. is wlIias
TO see what j. to be the platform OF the
Democratic party before beginning hi,
work.
Tue wisdom OF the Central Executive
Committee will, We believe, be viOdiclted
hy the people at the polls. We cannot all
bave exactly what we wish always. aud we
must theI efore be satisfied with that which
come, nearest 10 our desires, and we feel
confident that the Democrat, OF tde State
viii be willing TO tisht their battle, within
and not without the Democratic line,
Nha'cycr may be the issues presented Dy
the convention,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

"The Philadelphia Inquirer wants to
bury the baltle-nags with the bloody shirt. y"
When the funeral takes place the grave
should be made big enoush to take in the
bloody. >hirteIS also.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

IT (, a miserable pity that this battle nag
question should raise It's Ebenezlr Just
when the Robert J.. Lee Camp, OF Rich
moud. is in Boston, Washington Post.
It's true, It's pity pity It's tits true.
But we trust that the malignant feeling
will not lc shown in the old Bay state.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

~" WEST MAIN-STREET BAP-
SYST CHURCH corner Main and Beech streets.
Preaching SUNDAY "a. II \. VI. AMI SD p. VI
by the pastor, Roy. W. !. sHIPMAS. Al ara iu-
yitod 10 attend.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

b." GRACE-STREET BAPTIST,
Corner Grace and Foushco str'cls1
Pastor. ". +. HATCHER, D. D.
sunday school a. $. ".
Preaching al II a. VI.
Free seats and a wei '0me - all
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

~" LEIGH STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH corner Of Twcnty-diih and Leigh
strec,el-Rey. $ \. GOODwIS. D. D., Pastor.-
Services at II \. ". ami 3 p. ". Sermon on
each occason 10y 20" pastor Seats free. All
welcome. Mems praycr-mee;ing every TUES
DAY MIGHT at O'Clock. All men invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

DSS- THIRD PRESBYTERIAN
CHUECH-Rcv. r. r. HowIsON, Pastor.-Sun-
day school at $50 A. NJ. Seasonal meeting AZ
30 A. VI. Communion sermon aud service a,
II 4. NJ. Baptismal service for infants ate p.
NJ. sight service at SIS o'clock. Seats free
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

M" MONUMENTAL CHURCH
Rev. j. b. NEWTON, Rector -Diyine service n
II 4. VI. and GP. ". sunday school ut 93) y.
VI. and p. II. at the chapel 80 night service
at the chanel.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
A GREAT OCCASION.
Roanoke Leader.l

This + FOOD news for Rolnoke NJ any
rate, and the assembling OF this b)dy mere
cenuot but inure to the great advantage OF
the city. Now let cur people without fe-
gard TO party give the delegates such re-
cctiion a. will send our praises widely
abroad. The opportunity for advertising
our advantages and booming our pros.
pcrity cannot be overrlted, and IL should
be wisely and vigorously utilized "ior an
II is WORTH - -
while other gentlemen were merltOriOus-
" effective in urging Roanoke CIV upon
the Democratic State Executive Cpmmiitee
as n most lieible place fer the assembling oil
the Democratic convention, T. i to the I'M
mediatf .eXcrtlons aud representations OF
Mr.. Stuart, Of Russell. Hon. II. 5. Trout,
Colonel Thomas Lewis, and I. W. Miller,
ESQ. that we are mainly indebted for the
hairy determination which the committee
reached in selecting Roanoke.
Mr.. Il. w. Miller, Chairman Of the Demo-
cratic City Committee, will call meeting
II the party here at an early day TO eject a
new committee, TO choose delegates 10 the
convention, and 10 take measures, ~ con-
cert with our ciriZens generally 10 receive
and accommodate ali del'glles and visitors
innt NAV attend The convention. Mr. W..
". scott, The SPcI et1rY of the state ENecu-
tive Committee, will be here ia a lew DAYS
10 consult and orange With Chairman Mil
;cr and his committee for the transportation
and assembling OF the convention.
Now IS the time for our neOnle. without
re-, ard 10 party. TO show tiIcil liberslity
aid ho.ptDluy - the expected guest, ana
~ hope that from orr railroads and leld'
~ hotel, 20 orr humblc,t resident there
will be a united clort To give all a hearty
ms gen,rOu> welcome. and make their visit
ore II unllloyed pleasure and comfort.
Roanoke mast boom row or subSide,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

~ CLAY-STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH cornerof clay AMI Graham Streets
Rev. :. G. CLOrT0S. Pastor.-Worship az q \.
NJ and S.l5P.M ".
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

It is just possible that the opposition to
President CLEyEIAND'S visit to the city OF
st. Louis was stirred up in the town OF
Chicago,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

BSS~ COMMENCEMENT SERMON
AT RICHMOND COLLEGE. -Rey HOWARD
OsCooD, D. D.. Of Rochester y. Y. viii doliver
tho Commencement Sermon u the college
on SUNDAY NIGHT at SIS. O'Clock. The excr-
c.scs will be held in the college chapel. The
music will De conducted by tho choir Of the
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church, Manchester.
The public Is cordially invited.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18

pay" NION-STATION CHURCH
corner Twenty-fourth and y streo;s).-Preach-
ing at II 4. NJ. and s:lj p. II. by the pastor
Rev. JAMES.C. MARTIN
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-06-18
ne,y~ CENTENARY METHODIST

CHURCH Grace street between Fourth and
Fifth slreats)-Rey. WILLIAM f. EDWARDS, ID.
D., and Row. GEORGE w. WRAY, Pastors
P1eao hing At II a. NJ by Rev. GEORGE w. WRAY
and NJ s:lj z. NJ. by Bishop WHsOS. Strangers
cordially welcomed.